Will her egg always come out like this?

[JesWith3]

I've got three Starlight Green Eggers. One (Mocha) started laying light teal green eggs on Christmas morning. Number two (Captain) started laying a beautiful deep olive egg three days later. Today, number three (Mocock) started laying. This is her egg pictured and I have no idea what to call this color (it looks peach in person) and I'm wondering if these white speckles will always be present or if her printer is just a little broken? Is it extra calcium (am I giving them too much?), is it extra bloom?? I love it, but I fear it isn't a permanent thing...or is it? Any input is greatly appreciated

 

[Tonyroo]

Looks like uneven bloom, she might exhibit eggs like that till her bloom factory gets repaired or not.

 

[JesWith3]

Looks like uneven bloom, she might exhibit eggs like that till her bloom factory gets repaired or not.

Thank you

 

[Amer]

@Sam The Hobbit

 

[WindyRoost]

For what it’s worth, one of my hens (a salmon Faverolle) layed pink eggs and as a pullet her eggs had heavy white speckles like that. As she aged the speckles became fewer, but her eggs always had speckles.